🗣️ About Angela Spring

Angela’s story is one of courage, authenticity, and transformation. For years, she wrestled with what it meant to be heard—and what it meant to stay silent. Through resilience and self-discovery, she found the strength to embrace her own voice and live authentically. Today, Angela speaks openly about that journey, inspiring others to step into their truth and claim the power of their stories. In this episode, she shares the lessons she’s learned along the way, offering hope and encouragement to anyone learning how to move from silence to strength.

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After surviving the Ellicott City flood that took her fiancé, Joe, Heather returns to share what came next — the quiet, unseen battle of grief. In this deeply personal episode, she recalls the day of Joe’s funeral, the moment she saw him for the last time, and the decision to begin healing. Through counseling, the unwavering support of her twin sister, Holly, and family, and the love of her soul dog, Aviendha, Heather begins to find her way forward. This is the story of learning to live again — not despite loss, but because of love.

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🎙️ Episode 1: The Night the Floodwaters Came

✨ Episode Summary

The Night the Floodwaters Came is a raw, first-person account of survival during the 2016 Ellicott City flood—a night when life changed in an instant. This powerful story captures loss, resilience, and the moment that sparked a lifelong journey of healing and advocacy.

• The reality of surviving a life-altering natural disaster.

• How resilience can be born out of tragedy.

• Why sharing our stories can lead to healing and advocacy.

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